A localised infection, begins in one area of the body, begins in two areas of the body, occurs throughout the body, An example of a localised infection includes, An ear infection, Sepsis, A systemic infection, Affects one area of the body, Affects the entire body, Affects two areas of the body, An infection is, Doesn't cause signs and symptoms, A microorganism that doesn't invade and multiply in body tissues, A microorganism that invades and multiplies in body tissues, Common viruses include, Influenza and chicken pox, Lyme disease and Strep Throat, Common bacterial infections include, Influenza, chicken pox and Hepatitis, Lyme disease, meningitis and Strep Throat
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